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  • BE HAPPY BE HEALTHYBELONG

    Program Guide2015 - 2016

    BATH AREA FAMILY YMCA

  • OUR HOURSEXTENDED HOURS (November 2 , 2015 - April 17, 2016)Monday - Friday: 5:00am - 9:00pmSaturday: 7:00am - 5:00pmSunday: 9:00am - 3:00pm

    SEASONAL HOURS (April 18 - November 7, 2016)Monday - Friday: 5:00am - 9:00pmSaturday: 7:00am - 3:00pmSunday: 9:00am - 1:00pm

    *Hours are subject to change

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    Membership...................................................................2Y-Care Enrichment.......................................................3School Age Programs...................................................3Freedom Tour................................................................3Youth/Family Programs...............................................4Youth Sport Programs.................................................4Gymnastics....................................................................5Swim Team....................................................................6Swim Lessons................................................................7Water Fitness................................................................8Group Fitness................................................................9Fitness Training...........................................................10Lifeguard Training.......................................................11Adult Sports................................................................12Party Rentals...............................................................13Special Events.............................................................14Giving Opportunities..................................................15Volunteer Opportunities............................................15Special Thank You......................................................152015 -16 Calendar.....................................................16

    YMCA MEMBERSHIPMembership at the Bath Area Family YMCA includes use of all facilities for activities such as the Fitness Center, track, pool for leisurely swimming, basketball, volleyball, racquetball, and climbing. Other benefits of membership include priority registration for programs, reduced program fees, free daily fitness classes, and many special events throughout the year!

    We have Family, Adult, Senior, College, and Youth Memberships available. For more information on these memberships, please visit our website at www.bathymca.org or call the Y.

    FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE At the Bath Area Family YMCA, we strive to serve the entire community, regardless of ability to pay. We do this by providing need-based financial assistance, made possible through the generous support of individuals, businesses, and organizations throughout the area. Please don’t hesitate to contact us with questions about financial assistance - no one is turned away because of an inability to pay.

    OUR FACILITY• A 25 yard 8-Lane Lap Pool• Therapy Pool• Hot Tub• Gymnastics/Climbing Wall• Basketball Courts• Racquetball Courts• Aerobics Room• Fitness Center• Teen Center• Childwatch Room• Indoor Track• Adult/Youth/Family Locker Rooms• A Sauna in the Men’s & Women’s Locker Rooms• And much more!

    ABOUT US

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    CHILD CAREOur Child Care Programs offer opportunities for children to interact in an inclusive, nurturing environment. We focus on learning through the developmental areas of cognitive, social-emotional, language, and physical development using “play” as the focal point for all learning. Our goal is to create an environment that nurtures, encourages respect, promotes self-esteem and trust, and teaches conflict resolution. We hope that the experiences we offer will promote unique and positives outcomes for children and families.

    Y-CARE PRESCHOOL ENRICHMENT PROGRAMTime: 6:30am - 5:30pm (Full & Half Day options available)Ages: 3 - 5The Y’s Enrichment Program is an inclusive, child-centered program that has received accreditation through the National Association for the Education of Young Childcare (NAEYC). Using the Creative Curriculum as a framework, teachers design learning opportunities to support young children’s interests and learning. A typical day is structured with individual and group activities, as well as free and structured play time. Swim lessons, gymnastics classes, story telling, and music classes are incorporated into the weekly activities.

    Y-CARE SCHOOL-AGE PROGRAM BEFORE AND AFTER SCHOOLTime: 6:30am - 5:30pm (start of school to end of school)LOCATIONS - Brunswick: Coffin School (also serving Harriet Beecher Stowe) Georgetown: Georgetown School (Pre-K also available) RSU1: Dike-Newell (Pre-K available), Fisher-Mitchell, Woolwich (Pre-K available), and Phippsburg. West Bath School District This program gives children an opportunity to interact with peers in the school setting, explore child-centered areas, experiment with art, enjoy a nutritious snack, receive help with homework, participate in directed after-school activities, and engage in physical activity both inside and outside. Please note that for your convenience Y Staff will facilitate coordination with extra-curricular programs located at the school.

    Y-CARE REGISTRATIONEnrollment packets for Enrichment and School-Age Programs are available at the Child Care Office. For more information about registering for child care programs, please e-mail [email protected] or call us. We will be happy to meet with you and answer any questions you have!

    EDUCATION & LEADERSHIPFREEDOM TOUR 2016 Mid Coast Area Middle Schools (including RSU1, Brunswick, and SAD75)What is “Freedom Tour 2016?” It’s a constantly evolving educational journey for 8th grade middle school students designed as an integrated approach to teaching history and contributing effectively as citizens. The program culminates in a 7-day trip in late spring or early summer. Where do we go? New York City Neighborhoods — Ellis Island — Lower East Side Tenement Tour — Independence Park in Philadelphia — Amish Country — Lincoln, Washington, Roosevelt Presidential Memorials and Monuments — Vietnam, Korean, World War II and Iwo Jima War Memorials — United States Holocaust Memorial Museum — Smithsonian — Gettysburg National Park — Arlington National Cemetery — Pentagon Memorial — Rockefeller Center — Ground Zero — Apollo Theater.Why do we take a trip? More than a class trip and bigger than a history lesson, the program engages students in meaningful activities to build positive social competencies. As democratic ideals continue to take center-stage in international events, we find we have countless teachable moments and a heightened sense of pride in our U.S. history.Log onto www.bathymca.org and click on the Freedom Tour link to view the blogs from previous trips, and to find out more information about the program. Interested in bringing a program to your school? Contact Francie Tolan at 443-4112 or [email protected].

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  • SUMMER CAMP PREVIEWThe Y offers a variety of part-time and full-day camps during the summer months including: Day Camp, Gymnastics Camps, Competitive Swim Camp, Kids Kayak and Paddleboard Camp, Y Circus Arts Camp, and more. Please check the Program Guide Summer Supplement for more details.

    CREATIVE PLAY FOR TOTSDate: Ongoing starting October 6Day: Tuesdays Time: 9:45 - 10:30amAges: 1 - 4 with parent/guardianFee: Members: $5; Community: $7 (12 visit punch cards are available)This drop-in class is a time to explore active play in the gymnastics area. Activities may include parachute games, movement, bouncing balls, rhythm instruments, and more.

    YOUTH/FAMILY WORKOUT PROGRAMAges: 12 - 13 with parent/guardianThrough this program youth will be allowed to work out in the Fitness Center with their parent/guardian. All participants of this program must attend an equipment orientation, fill out a PAR-Q, and sign a contract. All workouts must be done together. Please call 443-4112 x 27 to schedule an appointment.

    KINDERGARTEN BASKETBALL CLINICDate: December 1 - January 12, 2016Day: TuesdaysTime: (Session 1) 4:00pm - 4:45pm; (Session 2) 5:00pm - 5:45pmFee: Members & Community: $25This five week introductory basketball clinic for kindergarten students will be held at the Donald Small School (Bath Rec Department).

    1ST & 2ND GRADE BASKETBALLDate: Wednesdays, December 2 - January 13; 1st Graders Thursdays, December 3 - January 14; 2nd gradersDay: Wed & ThursTime: 4 - 5pm or 5:15 - 6:15pmFee: Members & Community: $25Boys and girls will meet once a week to work on individual skills such as ball handling, shooting, passing and much more!

    SWIM, SPORTS & PLAY

    3RD - 6TH GRADE YOUTH BASKETBALL LEAGUEDate: Registration Deadline October 23Time: Grades 3 & 4: Grades 5 & 6: Fee: Members & Community: $35 before the October 2, $40 there afterBoys and girls are placed on teams and have a practice and a game each week. Good sportsmanship, team play, individual skill development, and (most of all) FUN are what the program is all about. Practices begin the week of November 9 and games begin Saturday, November 21.

    SKILLZ & DRILLZ YOUTH BASKETBALL CLINICDay / Date : Tuesdays, September 29 - October 20; Grades 3 & 4 boys & girls Thursdays, October 1 - 22; Grades 5 & 6 boys & girlsTime: 5 - 6:15pmFee: $10 / Drop in fee $3This four week basketball clinic is a pre-season warm up for our youth basketball league. The goal of the clinic is to provide an opportunity for boys and girls grades 3 - 6 to sharpen their skills for the upcoming hoops season. Players will work on passing, ball handling, shooting, defense and learn about good sportsmanship.

    6TH - 8TH GRADE PICK-UP BASKETBALL GAMESDate: November 21Fee: Free to Members and CommunityTeams will be formed and games will be played after school, beginning November 21, 2015. New teams every week!

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  • * PLEASE NOTE * Appropriate gymnastics wear is a leotard and fitted shorts (if desired) for girls, and a T-shirt and shorts for boys. Please no skirts or tights.** With the exception of preschool gymnastics, spectators are expected to stay on the right side of the gym next to the wall or on the bleachers.

    PRESCHOOL GYMNASTICSDay/Time: Mon 4:30pm - 5:30pmAges: 2 - 4 yearsFee: Members: $65; Community: $95Children will be introduced to all gymnastics apparatus in a structured manner. For 2 & 3 year olds, parents must be present and stay with the child during the class. For 4 year olds, parent involvement is encouraged but not required.

    YOUTH GYMNASTICSDay/Time: Tues 4:30pm - 5:30pmAges: Grades K - 6Fee: Members: $65; Community: $95Budding gymnasts or those with a casual interest in the sport will enjoy this class. Basic gymnastics skills will be taught.

    YOUTH TUMBLINGDay/Time: Weds 4:30pm - 5:30pmAges: All agesFee: Members: $65; Community: $95Tumbling is the basis of all gymnastics. This class is for gymnasts and cheerleaders of all abilities. This class will cover tumbling skills, floor skills, rope, mini-trampoline, spring board, and hand balancing. No matter what level you are, we’re sure you will enjoy this class!

    PRE-TEAM Day/Time: Wed & Thurs 4:30pm - 5:30pmAges: All agesFee: Members: $75Membership Required Athletes considering participation in competitive gymnastics will benefit from our Pre-Team class. Compulsory skills for team will be taught. The goal is for the gymnast to compete the following season for the Y’s Gymnastics Team. Participation in the Youth Tumbling class is required for all Pre-Team gymnasts.

    COMPETITIVE GYMNASTICS TEAMDay/Time: Mon - Thurs 5:30pm - 8:00pm beginning Sept 14, 2015Ages: All agesFee: $900/2 sessions per week, $1050/3 sessions per week, $1150/4 sessions per week.Proficient gymnasts ready to commit to a full year of gymnastics including two practices each week and competitions in the spring will delight in the team experience. Please see the Gymnastics Director to determine if your child’s skill level makes him or her eligible. Additional practice times may be scheduled during vacations. Gymnastics Team begins September14, 2015 and goes through the Regional Competition in mid-May 2016. Please check our website for more information (www.bathymca.org).*Mandatory Team Meeting: September 10th, 2015 at 6pm

    GYMNASTICS

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  • LONG REACH SWIM CLUB (LRSC)Competitive strokes, endurance, fun, and related skills are the focus of our very successful swim team. LRSC strives to offer a fun learning experience where swimmers will thrive. An informal tryout is mandatory for new or interested swimmers before acceptance onto the team. This ensures that each new participant has the fundamental skills required for a happy, successful experience. The team competes in both YMCA and USA Swim Leagues. National YMCA Competitive Swimming rules require all team members to maintain an active Annual Y membership in order to participate. Swimmers involved in a Fall sport are encouraged to try out or sign up in September to ensure their spot on the team is held. The coach determines in which practice group a swimmer belongs. Contact Jay Morissette ([email protected] or 443-4112 x 25) to make an appointment for an individual tryout or if you want more information about competitive swimming at the Y.

    The team is divided into four practice groups: Practice Groups A and B meet between 5 and 6 hours per week. Practice groups C and D meet between 1.5 and 2.5 hours per week.

    A PRACTICEDays/Times: Mon/Fri 3-4:15 p.m., Tues/Wed/Thurs 3-4:30 p.m.Fee: $650Meets 5 times per week. Designed for highly motivated and committed swimmers ages 13-18 with years of competitive swimming experience. Highly skilled workouts are the norm.

    B PRACTICEDays/Times: Mon/Fri 4:15-5:15 p.m. Tues/Wed/Thurs 6-7 p.m.Fee: $600Meets 5 times per week. Appropriate for motivated swimmers with several years of competitive swimming experience, usually ages 11-14. Skilled workouts are the norm.

    C PRACTICEDays/Times: Tues/Wed/Thurs 4:30-5:15 p.m.Fee: $450Meets 3 times per week. For young swimmers, generally age 9-12. Stroke skills and nominal endurance work are covered each practice. This group is for a more advanced new swimmer or a young swimmer with a season or two of experience.

    D PRACTICEDays/Times: Tues/Thurs 5:15-6 p.m.Fee: $400Meets 2 times per week. For most 8-year-old and younger swimmers. Stroke skills, swim meet etiquette, and fun are stressed.

    FALL PARENT MEETING: September 14th at 6:00pm

    ADULT SPECIAL OLYMPICS SWIM TEAM Day: Wednesday Time: 5:15pm - 6pmAges: 18 & upFree for Members and Community.This is a competitive swim program for adults with special needs. The team will practice lap swimming, with instruction in a variety of strokes and techniques. Swimming skills are not required. Participants should be able to swim the length of the pool with or without a flotation device. The Special Olympics team trains once a week. Swimmers will compete in the regional and state championship meets in the spring. Starts January 7th.

    PRIVATE SWIMMING LESSONSFee: $30 per class, $75 per 3 lesson packageAges: 6 through adultWe offer private swimming lessons for people of all ages and abilities. Our instructors can help overcome apprehension, improve technique, or assist in developing a plan for endurance swimming.Our private swimming lessons are individualized to meet the goals and needs of each participant. Experienced instructors are ready to help swimmers at any level of ability, from increasing comfort in the water, to stroke tips for advanced swimmers. Participation begins with an initial assessment. Classes are 30 minutes long and are scheduled by appointment during open swim times and other times as schedules permit throughout the day and evening.Private lesson registration forms are available at the reception desk and must be submitted prior to scheduling.

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    Y SPLASH LEARN TO SWIM CAMPAIGNDate: April 18 - 22, 2016Day: Mon - FriTime: 9:00am, 10:00am, 11:00amAges: 6 - 13Fee: $30 for Members and CommunityThe Y’s Annual Community Learn To Swim Campaign is a week long intensive swim program. Kids attend a daily swim lesson during the week of April school vacation. Registration is limited to Polliwog through Fish levels. Pool, Beach, and Boating Safety are taught in addition to Stroke Development. Classes are scheduled on the hour and last 45 minutes each day. Everyone is a swimmer by the end of the school vacation week. Typical improvement is one level or more.

    PARENT/CHILD SWIMMINGDay/Time: Weds: 9:00am - 9:30am; Sat: 10:00am - 10:30amAges: 6 months - 2 yearsFee: Members: $45; Community: $60This 30 minute class is for infants and toddlers with a parent. Classes are designed to allow the child to have fun in the water while the parent guides him or her through developmentally appropriate water adjustment skills. Our instructor provides assistance and leadership to each parent/child team.

    PARENTS AND 2’S SWIMMINGDay/Time: Weds: 9:30am - 10:00am; Sat: 10:30am - 11:00amAges: 24 - 36 monthsFee: Members: $45; Community: $60Children swim with their parent, learning the beginning swimming skills and preparing for the next level of instruction. Games and fun are built into this early learning experience.

    SWIMMING FOR 3’SDay/Time: Thurs: 9:30am - 10:00am; Sat: 9:30am - 10amAges: Especially for 3 year oldsFee: Members: $55; Community: $85This program offers children their first experience in the pool without parental assistance. Young swimmers are introduced to skills in small groups with an instructor. Children adjust to the water and develop independent movement. This class teaches basic stroke and kicking skills, floating, and pool safety. Children learn water skills through exploration and play.

    PRESCHOOL SWIM PROGRAMDay/Time: Sat: 8:45am - 9:30am Mon: 4:15pm - 5:00pm Thurs: 9:30am - 10:00amAges: 4 - 6 yearsFee: Members: $55; Community $85Kids learn the skills that are the basic building blocks of swimming. They also learn about pool safety, boating safety, and Personal Flotation Device (PFD) usage. Participants are grouped into one of the four skill levels. Swimmers must be four years old before the first day of the session.

    YOUTH SWIM PROGRAMDay/Time: Sat: 10:00am - 10:45am Weds: 4:15pm - 5:00pmAges: School Aged Children (ages 6 to 13 years)Fee: Members: $55; Community: $85Classes are student centered and use a problem-solving, guided discovery teaching approach.

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  • SPLASH AND DASHDay: Tues & Thurs Time: 7:00am - 7:45amFee: Free for MembersCome join us for a great early morning workout. Jump-start your day and still get where you are going on time. This 30-minute class can be used as a stand alone program or in addition to your morning lap swim or exercise routine.

    AQUA-EXDay: Mon, Weds, & FriTime: 11:00am - 12:00pmFee: Free for MembersThis exercise program is what exercise was meant to be...FUN! You won’t even know you are working as you are surrounded by cool, refreshing water. It will keep you on your toes and on the move for a revitalizing hour of aerobic, strength, and stretch activities. Treat yourself to new energy and friends as you tone, shape, and firm. Easy entry stairs are provided for getting in and out of the pool. It is not necessary to get your face wet or have any swimming skills.

    MASTERS ORGANIZED WORKOUT GROUP SWIMDay: SaturdayTime: 7:30 - 8:30am Fee: Free for MembersJoin Pam Torrey, a Maine Masters swimmer, for a fun and challenging group workout on Saturday mornings. Improve your speed and endurance. Workouts are adapted for swimmers of different abilities and experience, but one should be able to swim 1,500 yards comfortably.

    H2O AEROBICS WITH KIMDay: ThursTime: 7:00 - 7:45pmFee: Members: Free; Community: $72Join our instructor for this 45-minute intensive workout, which provides a variety of activities ranging from dance routines to boxing to keep your workout exciting. Classes will incorporate cardiovascular conditioning, interval training, resistance exercises, and flexibility. Uses shallow water. Winter sessions use the warmer pool.

    DEEP WATER AEROBICSSession 1Day: Tues, Weds, & ThursTime: 10:00 - 10:45amSession 2Day: Mon & WedsTime: 5:30pm - 6:15pmFee: Members: FREE; Community: $100This program is held in the deep end of the pool. It’s a great cardio workout without the impact on your joints and muscles. You will use aqua-beltsand other equipment (which will be provided). This class is for all ages. It works on cardiovascular fitness, muscle strengthening, toning, and flexibility. Give your joints and muscles a rest from damaging impact and join in the deep water fun!

    HEALTH, WELL-BEING & FITNESSLIVESTRONG® AT THE YMCADay: Monday & Wednesday, September 14 - December 3, 2015Time: 10:30 - 11:45 amAges: 18 & upFee: Program is free & includes adult or family membership for 12 weeksPre-Registration Required LIVESTRONG at the YMCA is a free 12 week, research-based physical activity and well-being program, designed to help adult cancer survivors reclaim their total health. This small group program meets twice a week for 75 minutes each class. The program provides a safe and supportive environment for cancer survivors to regain their physical, emotional, and spiritual strength. This program will be offered free to any community member and, in support of the whole family, includes a complimentary family membership for the 12 weeks the program is in session. Please contact Mike Proulx, Wellness Director at [email protected] to find out more.

    YMCA AQUA ARTHRITIS PROGRAM (YAAP) Day: Tues & ThursTime: Class 1: 10:45 - 11:30am; Class 2: 11:30am - 12:15pmAges: All ages are welcome!Fee: Members FREE; Community $72The warmth, buoyancy, and resistive property of water can help decrease pain and stiffness and improve or maintain joint flexibility for individuals with arthritis. National Arthritis Foundation certified instructors provide a steady workout, incorporating movements designed to encourage range of motion, and develop increased flexibility. An enjoyable and safe recreational water exercise program that includes exercises and activities designed to promote functional endurance as well as musculoskeletal flexibility and strength.

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  • AQUATIC PHYSICAL THERAPYFee: Covered by Medical InsuranceThrough our collaboration with MidCoast Hospital Rehabilitative Services and Greater Brunswick Physical Therapy, this program provides individualized exercises and activities in an environment which uses buoyancy to minimize the force of gravity. Rehabilitation goals can be realized when aided by the effects of water, which helps decrease pain and enhance functioning. Treatment plans are developed and supervised by a physical therapist. Clients must be referred by a physician. For more information, contact the Y at 443-4112 ext.23

    POWER STEP / POWER SCULPTDay/Time: Mon, Weds, & Fri: 9:30 - 11:00amFee: Members: Free; Community: Per class drop in fee $12Power Step features choreography and step aerobics set to a heart pounding tempo that will keep you engaged the whole time. Power Sculpt focuses more on free weights, med balls, abs, and total body strengthening. A great way to finish up a workout.

    STEP AHEADDay/Time: Tues: 5:00 - 6:00pmFee: Members: Free; Community: Per class drop in fee $12An energetic, motivating class to rev you up after a long day. This workout has simple step patterns that progress to more complicated patterns. Repetition is the key to these easy to learn movements.

    BODY SCULPTINGDay/Time: Tues & Thurs: 9:00 - 10:30amFee: Members: Free; Community: Per class drop in fee $12Learn different ways to work your muscles. Exercises may include super-sets and/or dynamic sets using body weight and equipment such as bands, dumb bells, and stability balls. This class will also include a warm-up, pre, and post stretch.

    AEROBIC TRAININGDay/Time: Mon, Weds, & Fri: 8:30 - 9:30amFee: Members: Free; Community: Per class drop in fee $12This class combines cardiovascular movements and choreography using both floor and step. Bouts of harder intensity give you a great calorie burn.

    CROSS TRAININGDay/Time: Mon - Fri: 4:00pm - 5:00pm Mon, Wed & Fri: 5:30am - 6:30amFee: Members: Free; Community: Per class drop in fee $12ALL-LEVELS Cross-Training 5:30-6:30am Mon/Wed/Fri This class is programmed to teach you the basics of physical exercise and provides you with the framework to achieve long-term health/fitness. A normal class starts with a warm-up, is followed by instruction on proper technique, includes strength-training & cardio, then finishes with stretching. There will be an emphasis on basic calisthenics, barbell movements, circuit training & flexibility.ACCELERATED Cross-Training 4-5pm Mon-Fri In this class we meet more frequently and shift the modes of training to more technically complex movements. A normal class follows the same format as the All-Levels class from warm-up to cool down. There will be an emphasis on Olympic-style lifting, basic gymnastics, plyometrics, interval training, and circuit training. It is recommended that brand new exercisers spend 3-4 months in All-Levels before attempting Accelerated class.

    TEEN LIFTING Day/Time: Mon/Wed/Fri: 2:30-3:30All athletes are encouraged to lift these days, but bench press and bicep curls won’t make you more athletic! If you genuinely want to improve your athletic performance, come learn the Athletic Lifts, Olympic-style. Olympic-style weight lifting is the only sport that makes you better at every other sport. Come learn the skills you need to be a power-house on the field, and stay healthy into your later decades.

    MUSCLE TIMEDay/Time: Mon - Fri: 8:00 - 9:00am; 10:00 - 11:00amFee: Members: Free; Community: Per class drop in fee $12This class focuses on joint flexibility, muscle strengthening, endurance, and coordination. It is a fun class which encourages peer interaction and socialization. Classes will include warm-up, stretch, and cool-down.

    BEGINNER YOGADay/Time: Weds 6:00 - 7:15pmFee: Members: FREE; Community: $90This introductory class will acquaint you with the basics of Hatha Yoga at an easy pace. Instructor Kate Nicholson is a certified yoga instructor, licensed massage therapist and holistic nutrition counselor. Many consider yoga to be the perfect ‘exercise’ integrating strength, flexibility, balance, concentration and relaxation. Kate loves to introduce people to this transformative practice, while helping participants find body confidence and vibrant health.

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  • YOGA WITH SUE KELLYDay/Time: Mon 6:00pm - 7:15pm Thurs 5:00pm - 6:15pmFee: Members FREE; Community $90Sue Kelly is an experienced professional yoga teacher, licensed massage therapist and yoga nidra guide who has been practicing yoga for more than 25 years and teaching since 1998. She offers a therapeutic approach in her yoga classes. Sue has a beginners mind and loves to learn and share. She continues to study with senior teachers bringing depth and detail to her classes. Teaching helps Sue stay inspired while continuing to grow her compassion for her students, sharing insight and healing. Sue says “teaching yoga brings meaning to my life and help me grow as a person. I am so grateful to my practice and to all of my students who continue to inspire me. I am honored to be able to help people on their journey.”

    VINYASA YOGA FOR WEIGHTLOSSDay/Time: Tues & Thurs: 10:30 - 11:30amFee: Members FREE; Community $72 Vinyasa yoga is flow yoga that follows the breath in and out of postures with an emphasis on sun salutation variations as the heart of the practice. It is typically a heat inducing style of yoga that is on the vigorous end of the yoga spectrum. It is a great practice for those looking for a challenge, both physically and mentally. The class is open to all levels but it is best to join the class at the beginning of the session as a lot of the basic components are part of the first few classes. Instructor Melinda Baxter has been practicing yoga for over 10 years and has also taught yoga for Hyde School and Jai Yoga in Brunswick. Melinda is also a practicing Licensed Massage Therapist specializing in injury and deep tissue work, as well as a Certified Health Coach.

    T’AI CHI CHUANAdvanced Class: Mon 11:30am -12:30pmIntermediate Class: Mon 12:30pm - 1:30pmBeginner Class: Mon 1:30pm -2:30pmFee: Members FREE; Community $72T’ai Chi Chuan is an intricate set of linked poses developed in China to enhance balance, fitness, and longevity. Its highly dynamic yet relaxed movement appears simple, fluid, and soft. In reality it is quite challenging, and when executed in the proper manner constitutes a demanding workout involving the mind as much as the body. Instruction will include the first third of the Yang family short form and T’ai Chi walking and breathing, as well as some basic applications. Come learn to breathe and move in an entirely new way! For over 20 years instructor Bill Milam has been a student of T’ai Chi (as well as Pau Kua and Hsing Yi) under Al Gardiner at Wu Hsing Shan in Bath.

    PILATESDay/Time: Mondays 9:00am - 10:00amFee: Members FREE; Community $72Pilates is a system of controlled exercises, done on a mat, that blend strength and flexibility training. While many of the exercises emphasize core strengthening (back, abdomen, and hips), the goal of Pilates is overall fitness through a workout that tones the total body. This class teaches the basic Pilates mat series and how to modify or increase intensity as the body conditions and adapts to the workout. Dennis Kimmage received certification from Power Pilates and continued his training for several years in Portland at the advanced level. He has taught Pilates for several years at Bowdoin College, Merrymeeting Adult Education, and PeoplePlus.

    YOGILATES WITH ANN KIMMAGEDay/Time: Friday 9:00am - 10:00amFee: Members FREE; Community :$72Yoga and Pilates work together to stretch, strengthen, and reduce stress. Nothing maintains and improves flexibility like Yoga and nothing strengthens the core muscles better than Pilates. Together they provide a full workout that leaves you relaxed, renewed, and ready to enjoy life.

    INDOOR GROUP CYCLINGDay/Time: Mon & Thurs: 6:15pm Tues & Thurs: 7:30am Wed & Fri: 12:00pm AM class starts in September. PM Classes start in November.Fee: Members FREE; Community $60Indoor cycling classes are fun, energizing, and suited to all levels of fitness. With no complicated moves to learn and music that begs your legs to pedal, this class is bound to be fun and challenging. You can expect the instructors to offer coaching on proper pedaling mechanics and bike adjustments, as well as motivation as you progress through the workout. The wonderful thing about group cycling is that each bike has its own tension so the rider is ultimately in control of the workout received. All participants are asked to show up 15 minutes early to set up the bikes. Please bring a towel and water bottle. CARDIOVASCULAR BOXINGDate: Starts November 2015Day/Time: Sat: 8:30 - 10:30amFee: Members: FREE; Community: $100This 15-session class, led by Leon Doyle, will cover the fundamentals of boxing; i.e. wrapping hands, stance, footwork, heavy bag work, speed bag, and more. Each week’s workout is a cardiovascular challenge and a learning experience.

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  • PERSONAL TRAININGPersonal training is the most effective way for an individual to achieve results from his or her fitness program. Because of the individual attention of a knowledgeable and experienced trainer, workouts are structured to the specific needs and goals of each client. Motivation, education, and immediate feedback (for safety and form) are also advantages to personal training.1-on-1 session1 HOUR Y Member: $50 / Community: $705 HOUR Y Member: $200 / Community: $2302-4 person session1 HOUR Y Member: $80 / Community: $1005 HOUR Y Member: $300 / Community: $350Trainers are required to be certified through an accredited program. Please note that all personal trainers working in the Fitness Center must be affiliated with the Bath Area Family YMCA.

    LIFEGUARD REVIEW AND RECERTIFICATIONDate: May 20, 21, 22Fee: $150The American Red Cross requires current lifeguards to participate in a 15 hour recertification class in order to renew their certification. We offer this class only once each spring before the summer beach season begins.

    LIFEGUARD TRAININGDate: Winter Session: February 15-19, 2016 Pre Course Meeting February 12 at 5:00pm Spring Session: April 18 - 22, 2016 Pre Course Meeting April 16 at 5:00pmDay: Mon - FriTime: 9:00am - 4:00pmAges: 15 & up (proof of age required), must pass a swim testFee: $325.00 (includes certification, books, pre-requisites)Our Lifeguard training program provides a comprehensive education centered on preventing accidents in Aquatic environments. It includes all the skills and knowledge required for the lifeguard candidate to be effective and successful at swimming pools, lake fronts, beaches, and water parks.The course offers up-to-date information on how to guard, anticipate and prevent problems, and take action to help those in danger when necessary. Lifeguard training enables students to learn and apply safety principles in their own lives, develop leadership skills, and improve their decisionmaking skills.

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  • SPORTS & RECREATION

    VOLLEYBALL LEAGUE PREVIEWDay/Time: Mon: 6:30pmFee: $5 per nightDate: September 21 - November 2, 2015

    PICKLE BALLDay/Time: Monday, Wednesday, Friday 8:30am - 10:00am Wednesday League 6:30pm - 8:30pmFee: Pickle Ball League TBAPickle Ball is an extremely popular activity. Pick up games and rules will be taught over the first weeks. If there is enough interest, a league will be formed.

    RACQUETBALLPlease call ahead to reserve a court - hourly time slots available.

    Our facility has two racquetball courts which can be reserved a week in advance in hourly time slots, equipment for wallyball, a basketball court for adult pick-up games, and space for volleyball to be set up for the weekly pick-up games. For more information on our Sports & Recreation programs, space, and availability, please contact Joe MacMahan at [email protected] or call 443.4112.

    COMPETITIVE VOLLEYBALL LEAGUEDate: November 9 & 16 Round RobinDay: MonFee: $400 per teamThe league has space for 8 teams, and last year’s teams will be given first priority for slots. Available slots will be filled on a first come, first served basis. League begins November 23, 2015.

    ADULT PICK-UP BASKETBALLDay/Time: Mon - Fri: 11:30am - 1:00pm Tues/Thurs: 6:30 - 8:30pm Sun: 9:00 - 11:30amFee: Members: Free; Community: $10/dayJoin us for pick-up basketball at the Y. All abilities welcome.

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  • FACILITY RENTALS Looking for a place to host your party or event? We are pleased to make our facilities available for use for business meetings, training seminars, parties, tournaments, games and other special events.

    BASKETBALL RENTALSDate: By reservation onlyFee: 1/2 Court: $70; Full Court: $105 Includes one hour on the court and one hour in the party room.

    GYMNASTICS AREA RENTALDate: By reservation onlyFee: $130Includes one hour of gymnastics (instructor provided) and one hour in the party room.

    CLIMBING WALL RENTALDate: By reservation onlyFee: $130Includes one hour of climbing (equipment and instructor provided) and one hour in the party room

    PRIVATE CLIMBING INSTRUCTIONDay/Time: By reservation onlyBeginner through advanced levels are taught by experienced climbers. Learn basic climbing skills, techniques, and movements. Contact Bill Milam by calling 443-4112 to schedule lessons.

    OPEN CLIMBINGDay: Tues & Fri Time: 4:00 - 7:00pm (additional hours on Sundays in the winter)Ages: Children under 10 must be accompanied by an adultFee: Members: Free; Community: Youth: $5 / Adult: $10During open climbing Y members and the community are invited to test their skills on the wall. All necessary equipment and instructors are provided.

    CLIMBING WALL CERTIFICATIONDay/Time: By appointment onlyAges: 12 & upOne-Time Fee: Members: $20; Community: $35Upon completion of this course an individual will be able to belay, set up the wall, have knowledge of the necessary knots, and be thoroughly versed in the policies and safety procedures for wall use. With staff approval, wall certified individuals receive permission to use the wall with other certified individuals (except when gymnastics or other activities are scheduled). Please call the Y to set up an appointment.

    POOL PARTY! By reservation only Main Pool: $325 Therapy Pool: $200 1/2 Main Pool: $200 Entire Pool Area (includes hot tub): $400 Each party receives one hour of pool time in the pool of their choice, followed by an hour in our party room. Lifeguards and pool toys are provided. Parties are scheduled on Saturday and Sunday afternoons through out the school year.

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  • SPECIAL EVENTS5K LONG REACH PUMPKIN RUN & KIDS 1 MILE FUN RUN/WALKDate: October 25, 2015Day: SunTime: Kids Run/Walk: 8:15am 5K Race: 9:00amFee: $20 per registration; $25 on race day $5 for Kids Run/WalkThe course begins at the Bath Area Family YMCA and runs through residential areas. All proceeds benefit the Y’s Annual Campaign. The first 75 registrants receive Y logo gear. Awards will be given to the top 2 finishers in standard age groups in 10 year increments. The award ceremony will begin at 10:30am at the Y.

    HEALTHY KIDS DAYDate: April 30, 2016Day: SaturdayTime: 11am - 1pmFee: Free to the communityHealthy Kids Day, a YMCA Initiative, is a fun-filled family event that is free to the community. There will be games, program demos, healthy snacks, and information about engaging kids in a fun and active environment.

    DR. LEONARDO BUCK GOLF CLASSICSummer 2016A benefit FOR YOUTH DEVELOPMENT at the BATH AREA FAMILY YMCA$75/person$300/team (4 person)Recreational and Championship Flights

    PADDLE PALOOZASummer 2016Enjoy a 6 or 12-mile flat water paddle on the Androscoggin and Kennebec Rivers and support YOUTH DEVELOPMENT programs at the Y!

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  • SERVICE & MISSIONWe open our doors to people of all backgrounds, ages, and incomes, and bring people together like no other place. Last year, the Y served almost 10,000 people from our surrounding communities. We are able to stay true to our mission to never turn anyone away because of an inability to pay, due to the generous support of our volunteers and donors who help raise money on behalf of our Annual Campaign.

    ANNUAL CAMPAIGNYou can be part of something great! With your contribution to our financial assistance program, more children, teens, families, and seniors will be able to enjoy our programs and services, regardless of their ability to pay. Donations are welcome all year to apply towards the Y’s Annual Campaign fund. To volunteer or donate, please contact Francie at 443-4112 or [email protected].

    ENDOWMENT/HERITAGE CLUBWhat better way to leave a legacy than to support the Y’s Endowment fund? More and more people are setting aside a portion of their resources to continue their benevolent interest in the people in their community. Please contact Francie at 443-4112 or [email protected] to find out more about contributing to our Heritage Club and ways you can get involved

    All contributions to the Bath Area Family YMCA are tax deductible.

    VOLUNTEERISMIn 2014, 401 individuals volunteered 31,373 hours of their time by helping with swim and gymnastics meets, special events and fund raisers, boards and committees, programs, and administration. We thank all of our devoted volunteers for their contributions to the Y! Please e-mail [email protected] to get involved.

    Volunteer Opportunities: Child Watch, Child Care Programs, Healthy Kids Day, Pumpkin Run Road Race, Aquatics, Gymnastics, Gardening, Golf Tournament, and more!

    THANKS TO OUR SPONSORS

    Scott Mills, Board PresidentAnthony Yuodsnukis, SecretaryRobert Davis, TreasurerLeah Zartarian, 2015 Annual Campaign ChairSabrina Murphy, Executive DirectorDirectors: Kathryn Beveridge

    CR DavisRobert DavisJames DrakeRoger FosterJeff KnucklesCarolyn LockwoodRon McLaughlinScott Mills

    Diane MoyerAvanel PayneIrl RosnerKeri SeitzAnthony Yuodsnukis Leah Zartarian

    2015 BOARD OF DIRECTORS

    For sponsorship opportunities, please contact Francie at [email protected].

    VFW Post 7738

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  • BATH AREA FAMILY YMCA303 Centre StreetBath, ME 04530 207.443.4112

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    2015 - 2016 CALENDARHOLIDAY SCHEDULECLOSED ON LABOR DAY September 6 & 7, 2015CLOSED FOR THANKSGIVING November 26, 2015CLOSED ON CHRISTMAS(closing at noon on Christmas Eve) December 25, 2015CLOSED ON NEW YEARS DAY (closing at noon on New Years Eve) January 1, 2016CLOSED ON EASTER SUNDAY March 27, 2016CLOSED MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND May 29 & 30, 2016CLOSED ON INDEPENDENCE DAY July 3 & 4, 2016

    CLOSED SUNDAYS STARTING JULY 31 - SEPTEMBER 4, 2016

    SESSION DATESFALL SESSION September 12 - October 23, 2015EARLY WINTER SESSION November 2 - December 12, 2016WINTER SESSION January 4 - February 13, 2016EARLY SPRING SESSION February 22 - April 2, 2016MINI SESSION April 4 - 16, 2016SPRING SESSION April 25 - June 6, 2016SUMMER SESSION June 20 - August 12, 2016

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